The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1911, Page 7

3 WANT THEATRE TICKETS, GUESS THIS GIRL'S NAME WHO IS THIS WINNING MISS? Guess from these: Alice Sher, Grace Manlove, Lucetta Saule, Grace Leonard, Lorraine Lester, Hattie Devon, Esther Perkins, Lil- lian Browning, Virginia Marshall Good rs, get busy and win free theatre tic The Star offers you the opportunity. It is open In the regular editions today The Star launches a guessing ©. The picture of one “winning miss” from “The Winning Mix pany is put Nine names are given snderneath. One is right name. Guess it, send tn your guess to the Winning Miss aditor of The Star, and win a pair of the best reserved for rand theatre next Monday night eture will be printed In the first or s to Kuess from, and anoth three guesses NEW BILLS ON TODAY AT MOVING PICTURE HOUSES Acme Theatre—Till Death Do} Part,” drama; “Was He Justified? drama; “A Dog and Two Mis tresses,” comedy; “Looking For want, seats noon edition to- Saturday, So everybody will have Lyceum Theatre—"The Reveng drama; Harbor,” scenic; “Billy in Tr comedy “Prejadic ot | Marte. Circuit Theatre—“The Bankrupt,”| National Theatre “Discharging the Cook,” comedy; |of the Templais,” Bibiical “Dear, Kind Hu! The|“Mary’s Stratagem," “The Two Quarrel on the ¢ | Sides,” a story of labor vs. capital City Theatre—“The Accomplice,” | Odeon Theatre—"When the Dead *Bangor Destroged,” scenic; “That | Return,” “Abernathy Kids’ Rescu Awful Brother,” comedy; “Wiid| “The Ocean Harnessed.” scen Animais in Captivity educs onal His Mother,” drama. Clase A Theatre—“The Master). Ruby Theatre—"Rose of the Cir and the Man,” drama; “Foolshea Shae i war aap Tis'hast-@ Beedle,” comety Courageona.” The Vindication of — Vengeanc & cowboy |" "Savoy Theatre Wednesdi Broncho Buster's Dream Theatre—"Samoria’s Ex-| Rival,” Western drama; “The Col plation,” “American Beauties,” |onel and the King,” comedy; “The “How the Hungry Man Was Fed.” Sheriff's Sweetheart.” Exhibit Theatre—"Edna’s Im-| Union Theatre-—“The Swamp| prisonment, ; “The Belated | Fox,” “The Conflict,” “Oklahoma.” Bridegroom,” 3 Washington Theatre Wedn Don Luls V day and Thursday, “The Harvest | Theatre—“In the Days of ' comedy; “His Dum Wh Dm “49.” “My Daughter,” “Over Lo Lighthouse Keeper ‘Cow cerne in An Airship,” scenic; | boy's Sacrifice,” “An Exc [Aiea drome. ithe Rule.” “She’s Mother of “Father’s Day” Juggler’s Fishguard Herre The Crusade “Loyalty of MRS. J. Say, dad, here's a very clever lady you really ought to know. She is Mrs. John Bruce Dodd of Spo- kane, Wash. Mrs. Dodd recently won national fame and praise by founding a.“Father’s Day,” similar im idea to “Mother's Day.” When poop. Fathers’ Day” comes to be ce brated all over the land, “mother will see to it that he Is treated in extra fine style for the occasion Resides being the mother of Fathers’ Day,” Mrs. Dodd is an artist and literary person of no mean rank. roast, 16 am na pounds 26: PIKE PLACE MARKET nited Perens Lensed Wire.) SYDNEY, N. 8. W., May 18 This eity {6 in a ferment of excite- ment over the actions and alleged objects of the Japanese polar party | under Commander Shirase, who, with his colleagues, are suspected | of spying out, and of an effort to| 28°. 2 ; obtain plans of Australian fortifi a; sain 200 pow ec cations. The party, compelled to| m Feturn from the southern expedi- |" tion on account of severe weather, which resulted in the loss of their dogs, has forméd a camp close to! \o South Head fort and announced it| *** will be necessary to remain six months until more dogs are brought | out from Japan. TOWN SURRENDERS MAZATLAN, Mex May 18— |News reached he today of the |surrendereof Cosala, an important s.{tawn in Sinola, ton rebel force, fier a 12 days’ battle, Many are WESTLAKE MARKET be doxen, pound: kippered amoked salmon. weglan mackerel frewh roam ine apples, 81 GIRL WILL SING Miss Marie Hollinshead will sing tomorrow evening at the West Woodland school for the benefit of if tatoos, $2.36 ack: pure oliv |the art exhibit given by the school ‘ 900 quart; 7 pounds rice $6; 18 “poinds granulated sugar gi; '*tudents. Tuesday and] ption to} THE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 18 CHURCHES MAKE MONEY FROM (My United ¥ LONDON * Leased Wire.) May 18 he com St. Margaret's church, in parila ment square, advertises it lism ty King | onation stand in the new mation are attractin ment from Bx follows Undoubtedl examp! in of all IF A MAN HIT YOUR WIFE WOULD YOU ARBITRATE?--T, R. (Hy Cnlted Press Leased Wire the: :vedy | pay DOCTORS HIT AT CTS Charging the officers of the County — Ant#-Tube nals we with divertt profitable | business their own medi lque, 1 A. Ghent Paschal! L. Richard malan t OLYMPIA, $089,184 appeared de against - nar ppropriation . of a month in o the ” already approp The league has rat 000 by tax eta THE SEATTLE STAR Lover $80. | oZ2 MAM sumac minknn alos, subs ns, Car nivals and other devices,” said Dr Ghent, “and has been don with the money? a poor ma applies for help they tell him t get plenty of alr, If a man has money, they send him to Riverton, where the syndicate of doctors jheaded by Dr. Elmer E. Heg of state board of health a pulmonary hospital for their own | profit | Dr. Ghent made a ar on Dr. Heg during the the legislature, when the Jasked for $3 from the They Beat Project. > seusions I t what | “Fort the legislature to establish a state anti sald Dr t, | * ‘and these forces have defeat Cheery Pharmacy and & « "Ph Ajacae flosis santtartun The commissioners took tion. Dr. Heg ad lbut der interes! Riv that n the affairs | County Tuberculosis a | sithat he has anything with | sending patle ton | hospital The King County Anti-Tub losis league Is @ private OE KUNG ‘The veto of the mayor on the bill | Mrs 1 giving the department efficiency | ate wonses committee power to summon wit | jn "Porssters’ Ha nesses, admin and take " mph estimony must’ be passed on at} Monday's council mecting o veto will stand. The veto is in the hands of the | department ficiency committee, | which did not meet this morning Griffiths and Hesketh aro out of the city, and it is planned to hold| a meeting of the committee when | they return, either tomorrow or | Saturday | The department efficiency com- |" SA RRIAGE CEREMONIES j mittee. will probe ‘the civil service PERFORMED. commission first o} ound of the| — prose dare city departments. | ‘The Seattle Electric Co. will not} oureau. tare ickets on street cars, | Ladies tree th Public Utilities | Fer fips tter to the active corporation ut stor oaths PERSONAL. STYLISH MAKI OVER” hire nfl sell car Superintendent of A. L. Valentine, in a franchise committee yesterday, ex plained that he had attempted to have them sell tickets on the cars ‘some time ago, but that they refused, The terms of the |ehise compel them only to have tickets on sale at stations and wer houses, and only in lots of for $1.00. Because of the liberal franchise the council may not be able now to| force the 8. K. Co. to sell tickets | where people can get them. How ever, the council will be able to demand this concession when the electric monopoly asks for another favor. stamp Ceti INTHODUCTT 1221 Third av. No HELP WANTED—FEMALE had | “Waa ann fran 8 Peop Rank Midg HELP WANTED—MALE, BREMERTON WINS. plete school tn Koos Sala learning, An unlimited course frec VALLEJO, Cal., May 18.—Word je and. ee ue OF ‘ for par was received at Mare Island today | ‘' i. a = ie from thé navy. department that. it| NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE |has been decided to establish the Phone, Matn #494 new torpedo boat station for this $06 me i | const at Bremerton, Wash. ‘ If ou AGED PRIEST DIES. PHILADELPHIA, May. 18,—The Very Rev. James McGill, C. M,, on¢ of the most widely known Catholic | priests in the United States, died] aay’ at St. Vincent's esminary here to-|_ Pik day, aged 84 years. Coupon Goat pro Brands studl t 6 WASHINGTON, May 18.— oom 14, Union Mock Senator La Follette of Wiscon- space. Call at 1907 Beventh ay. in served notice today that on lionday he would call up his |! CRAWFORD FLOOR CO. W971 lution in the senat . Fesolution in the senate pro- | SITUATIONS WANTED—-MALE, ROOM viding for a special committee “ Anwrwrrnrrnrnrrrnnnrrrnrn of five new atora to investi- Me gate Lorimer’s election, ose ition wanted by Riayat gar mustot Gta ndolin nd Address CORONATION OF KING GEORGE 1911 Theres aLot ¢ Advertised in these Want Ad columns which Z You Want The way to get it is to read the ads under the heading FOR SALE REAL ESTATE" EVERY DAY these WANT ADS contain news of interest to you. LOST AND ir ' yor yO. FARMS AND Continw ACRES WANTED. MISCELLANEOU AMERICAN HOME INVE: COMPANY ACRE TRACTS ALONG RETT INTERURBAN WEST & WHEELER, FLATS. | KIRKLAND CITTLE EVERYTHIN( FARM GooD. eppietely furr i wit terry 450; terme & ake Bt . «Aw BURKE & FARRAR, Inc, FOR RENT— MISCELLANEOUS - : made at 95 Ball st FOR GALE OR EXCHANGE YOU ARE LOOKING ror TATE CITY REAL & ROOM HOUSE LARGE LOT HOUSE; VIEW OF MOUNTAIN TH sot ROOM ND AND NOTICE TO FACTORY WAREHOUSE MEN TH ENDTACRE f. 206-510 DOWN Fa “MONTH sTT BAY INV CO; THM, £94 Lear patue HOMES plans; twenty-eight hers ready to AMERICAN BLD 108 White Bidg Main i #3,000—BY OWNER” DON'T PAY RENT OR INT FOR THIS BUNGALOW. m tor chickens ana °« ELLIOTT BAY INV. CO, seeees * IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ‘ ‘ rh Block HOUSEKEEPING pacer See eeeeeeeeeereeeve IF YOU ARE LOO FOR * FARM ACREAGE * CORINNE SIMF . 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